LR Study Identifies 200,000m³ LNG Carriers as Viable Step For Fleet Renewal
LR said 88 of 97 terminals can handle the larger ships, which could add $85.5 million in owner benefits over 30 years.
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LR Study Identifies 200,000m³ LNG Carriers as Viable Step For Fleet Renewal
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has identified 200,000m³ LNG carriers as a credible next step for global LNG fleet renewal, with new analysis showing that larger vessels could increase cargo capacity and reduce transportation costs without requiring major disruption to existing terminal infrastructure.
The market is gradually turning to a new generation of LNG carriers, with a capacity of 200,000 cubic meters, as the greater transport capacity can be combined with lower costs and significant economic benefits for… Turning to the new generation of LNG carriers with a capacity of 200,000 cubic meters - NAFTEMPORIKI
LR study backs 200,000-cbm LNG carriers for next fleet renewal cycle
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has identified 200,000-cbm LNG carriers as a viable option for the next phase of global LNG fleet renewal. A new LR Advisory study found that vessels of this size could increase cargo capacity and improve transport efficiency while retaining access to most major LNG terminals worldwide. The study, prepared for GTT and […]
LR study points to 200,000m³ LNG carriers as viable next step for global LNG fleet renewal - Cyprus Shipping News
New analysis finds larger LNG carriers could deliver greater transport efficiency while retaining access to most key LNG terminals worldwide. Lloyd’s Register (LR) has identified 200,000m³ LNG carriers as a credible next step for global LNG fleet renewal, with new analysis showing that larger vessels could increase cargo capacity and reduce transportation costs without requiring
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